Dr. Daniela Palombo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology. She primarily investigates cognitive and neural factors associated with how we form and retain autobiographical memories and how this may differ across individuals.

Dr. Daniela Palombo (she/her/hers) investigates cognitive and neural factors associated with how we form and retain autobiographical memories and how this may differ across individuals. She also examines how autobiographical memory influences non-mnemonic functions, with a primary focus on future imagination and decision making. Her research approach is multi-faceted; She explores these topics in healthy individuals as well as in neuropsychological (e.g., amnesia) and psychiatric populations (e.g., post-traumatic stress disorder). She also uses neuroimaging methods, including MRI and fMRI.

For a list of Dr. Palombo’s publications, please visit her lab website.

Visit Dr. Palombo’s Google Scholar profile.

• Vincent Di Lollo Early Career Award from the Canadian Society for Brain, Behavioural and Cognitive Science (2023)
• Member of the Memory Disorders Research Society (MDRS) (2020)
• Rising Star Award from the Association for Psychological Science (2018)

Dr. Palombo is currently not accepting graduate students.